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From: Jan Stary <jsta6559@artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz>
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Subject: stop_cmd=":" in pccard
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Hello,

sorry for reposting, but I could only google my original
messages, and did not find the possibly simple answer anywhere.

Why does /et/rc.d/pccard say stop_cmd=":"?
This does, of course, not 'stop' pccardd.

Is there some deeper ... you know ... sense ...?

	Thanks

		Jan